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Proctor Invests in Ski Area Adaptability and Efficiency as Winter Shifts
ANDOVER – Producing five Olympians throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, Proctor Academy’s niche as one of the few independent schools with a privately owned and operated ski facility on its campus continues to draw talented snow sports athletes to the region. With warming winters, an investment in adaptability and efficiency sits at the heart of the Proctor Ski Area’s future strategy.
Top 5 Weekend Events Greater Nashua 8/23
Every Friday, Macaroni KID Nashua shares 5 things to do THIS WEEKEND with your kids (or sometimes for your kids) in the Greater Nashua area. Here are our picks for the weekend of August 23rd, 2024. Click on the links below for all the details! Don't forget to check out all our events in the events calendar. See the full month here and if you click on a day, all the events for that day will appear below.
Hiram man arrested in Augusta after pursuit, standoff
AUGUSTA (WGME) -- Maine State Police says a Hiram man was arrested Wednesday in Augusta after a pursuit and standoff. Police say the pursuit started in Monmouth around 7 a.m. after a reported domestic violence incident. It was reported that the victim was in the car with the suspect,32-year-old Zebbie...
30 School Districts That Have Banned Cellphones: Full List Here
There is a growing trend throughout the United States of schools banning cellphone usage. This is traveling throughout Maine, because over 30 school districts have now voted to ban or restrict the use of cellphones in schools, according to WGME. The most recent city to adopt these measures is Bath,...
Maine Ranks #1 in Highest Property Tax Burden, and It’s About to Get Worse
If you own property in Maine, you likely know that comes with a bit of a tax headache. Mainers are hit with higher property taxes compared to the rest of the country. It’s been like this for ages, and as tax season rolls around, the usual grumbles start again.
Keller: How big a role will abortion rights play in the presidential election?
BOSTON - Abortion rights took center stage at the opening night of the Democratic National Convention, highlighted by moving remarks from a young woman raped and impregnated by her stepfather. She zeroed in on actions during Donald Trump's presidency that opened the door for abortion bans in some states and made the case for supporting the Democratic ticket to forestall further erosion of abortion rights.Trump says abortion is "small issue" But earlier this month Trump claimed "abortion has become much less of an issue. I think it's actually gonna be a very small issue" in the election. So who is...
Unitil launches New Hampshire's largest solar project, expected to power 1,200 homes
MANCHESTER, N.H. — New England residents pay some of the highest electricity prices in the country, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Officials with Unitil, an electric and natural gas provider based in Hampton, New Hampshire, have broken ground on a first-of-its-kind project in the state. Construction is...
Man pleads guilty to conspiracy to trafficking about 50 pounds of meth into NH, officials say
CONCORD, N.H. — A Lawrence, Massachusetts, man pleaded guilty to conspiracy to trafficking about 50 pounds of methamphetamine into New Hampshire, according to officials. U.S. Attorney Jane Young said 32-year-old Ronny O. Ramos was arrested in Methuen, Massachusetts, on Oct. 31, 2023, after authorities seized 10 pounds of methamphetamine that was heading to New Hampshire.
Jesse Watters Interviews Democratic Delegate Uncle at DNC: ‘We Make Fun of Each Other’
Fox News host Jesse Watters interviewed his uncle, Democratic delegate and New Hampshire State Senator David Watters, at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) on Monday, where the two exchanged jabs over their difference in politics. Appearing with Watters’ uncle on the convention floor, Fox News’ man-on-the-street Johnny Belisario said, “Jesse,...
Federal judge blocks New Hampshire transgender sports ban bill in temporary injunction
A day after a state law preventing transgender girls from playing girls’ sports took effect, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the law from being used against a New Hampshire teenager. Judge Landya McCafferty of the U.S. District Court of New Hampshire ruled Monday that neither the state nor any school district could stop Parker Tirrell, 15, from participating in practices or games for the Plymouth Regional High School girls’ soccer team, until the court meets again...
10 years after James Foley's death, US hostage policy evolves
MANCHESTER, N.H. — It’s been a decade since New Hampshire journalist James Foley was killed by the Islamic State militants. He was the first American hostage executed. Since James' death, his mother, Diane Foley, has worked to prioritize the return of other Americans held captive. According to Diane,...
Playground for students with special needs opens at Madison school
MADISON, Miss. (WJTV) – Students and teachers at Madison Middle School celebrated the opening of a new playground swing for students with special needs. A ribbon cutting for the new swing was held on Tuesday, August 20. Officials said the inclusive and accessible swing set will provide a new...
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